Wisdom tooth removal

Wisdom tooth removal

Precision extraction to help ease discomfort
Precision extraction to help ease discomfort

Wisdom teeth can cause issues when there is insufficient space in the mouth, leading to persistent pain or localised infection.

We perform a detailed assessment to determine if extraction is necessary for your long-term health.

Using local anaesthesia and precise techniques, we prioritise a calm environment to ensure your procedure is comfortable and your recovery is smooth

Price range

£250 – £450

Treatment time

2 visits

Available at

Uptown

A 3 STEP PROCESS

Our approach

1

Assessment and digital imaging

We perform a detailed clinical examination and X-rays to assess the position of your teeth and plan a safe precise extraction.

2

Comfortable extraction process

Using local anaesthesia to ensure a pain-free experience we gently remove the tooth in a calm patient-led environment.

3

Guided recovery and aftercare

We provide comprehensive instructions and support to help your gums heal efficiently ensuring a smooth return to your normal routine.

Ready to improve your smile?

understanding
understanding
Wisdom tooth removal

Key facts

Key facts

What is wisdom tooth removal?

Wisdom tooth removal is the professional removal of the third molars which are the final set of teeth to emerge usually in your late teens or early twenties. While these teeth can be a functional part of your smile they often lack the necessary space to grow correctly. The procedure is a routine clinical practice designed to preserve the health of your surrounding teeth and jaw. At our clinic we prioritise your comfort by performing the extraction under local anaesthesia or sedation ensuring you do not feel pain during the surgery. The process typically takes between 45 and 90 minutes depending on the complexity of the tooth's position.

What is wisdom tooth removal?

Wisdom tooth removal is the professional removal of the third molars which are the final set of teeth to emerge usually in your late teens or early twenties. While these teeth can be a functional part of your smile they often lack the necessary space to grow correctly. The procedure is a routine clinical practice designed to preserve the health of your surrounding teeth and jaw. At our clinic we prioritise your comfort by performing the extraction under local anaesthesia or sedation ensuring you do not feel pain during the surgery. The process typically takes between 45 and 90 minutes depending on the complexity of the tooth's position.

Why some wisdom teeth need to be removed
Why some wisdom teeth need to be removed
Before and during the procedure
Before and during the procedure
Recovery and aftercare
Recovery and aftercare
QUESTIONS ABOUT
QUESTIONS ABOUT
Wisdom tooth removal

Common
queries

Common
queries

When should wisdom teeth be removed?

Is wisdom tooth extraction painful?

How long is the recovery after wisdom tooth removal?

What can I eat after the surgery?

Will I be sedated during the procedure?

How long does the extraction take?

Can I drive home after the surgery?

What are the risks of leaving impacted wisdom teeth?

How do I prevent dry socket?

When can I return to exercise?

Additional questions?
Speak with our team
Additional questions? Speak with our team
Prices for
Wisdom tooth removal

Costs

Full quadrant removal (4 teeth)

Removal of all four wisdom teeth

£1,200

Dual removal (2 teeth)

Combined extraction of two wisdom teeth

£650

Surgical extraction - complex

Removal of an erupted or difficult tooth

£450

Simple extraction

Removal of a fully emerged tooth

£160

Sedation (IV)

Conscious sedation for anxious patients

£250

CBCT 3d scan

High-resolution mapping of nerves

£150

Emergency dressing

Management of post-op dry socket

£45
Additional questions?
Speak with our team
Additional questions? Speak with our team

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